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The Surprise Senior Center Quilting Club members were kind enough to donate beautiful red, white, and blue crochet blankets for our Veteran patients.

We’re proud to support our Chaplain, whose mission is to honor and pray for the first responders who protect our community daily. God Bless!👮🙏🧑‍🚒

If you or a loved one is diagnosed with a life-limiting illness, it’s important to discuss how you’d like to be cared for at the end of life.

Grief from the death of a loved one is a unique and often intense and emotional experience.

It’s their job to develop meaningful relationships within the community and share the Hospice Promise philosophy and Hospice care knowledge.

We really feel appreciated and cared for by our WHOLE team.

As the end of life approaches, the conversation around death becomes more important than ever.

We understand the end-of-life journey can be tough for our patients and their loved ones.

Carol Gilmore (BSN, RN) shares several lessons she’s learned as a Hospice Nurse.

Commended for EXCELLENT people you have working for you! I am so blessed.

Talking about death is a difficult conversation to have with your loved ones.

I love all the phone calls checking if we need medication or supplies. I thank you for everything Hospice is doing. Thank you, again! Tony V.